Dr Headgear

@drheadgear.bsky.social

Eclecticism. Not random, just tangential. Possibly not here at all. Neurosomethingorother. Culture Ship Name: GCU Corners Are Also Part Of The Game

“The process is important.” That’s the gist of the problem right there for so many current use cases of AI. Skipping steps that are actually important for progress and learning on a personal level because someone doesn’t value anything but an end product.

Question fellow Gooners. I've got an authentic Arsenal 90/92 home shirt which I love dearly, does anyone know if there is a person or a business out there who can do 'authentic' name/number printing on the back using the classic original typeface? RTs and any pointers appreciated

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Google search using AI makes it occasionally possible to emulate using boolean search terms like AND and NOT, though not as effectively as old-fashioned search engines like Google used to do by implementing booleans.

Self driving taxis cannot lift people's shopping, wheelchairs, buggies etc into and out of their boots, or assist you to and from your front door. The tech bros should be asked about this and so should the government at every opportunity.

Everyone in the UK!! To watch Arsenal vs Betis..... If you sign up to Premier Sports and use the club's discount code ARSENAL it will cost you £3.33 for a month of cover! Just set mine up on iPad 🥰⚽👏🏻 Please repost!

Me: (a smart columnist, looking at claims made by an ex-Tory neo-Nazi booted out of the party for crimes, now standing as a Tory councillor whole doing a rehabilitation tour parroting the agreed media line in his new “anti-extremism” gig) This is extremely convincing stuff, and very worrying.

Interesting passage in the mea culpa on antisemitism from Tory council candidate at centre of selection row, supporting the view
- fiercely denied by most on left at the time - that Corbyn was a magnet drawing antisemitic cranks into Labour.
By 2015, when I was 22 turning 23, this ideology had become my whole exis-tence. I welcomed Jeremy Corbyn's election as Labour leader because I saw him as hostile to Israel and aligned with anti-Zionist politics. In my mind, all of this was part of the same war. Alongside those I associated with, I began targeting Jewish MPs and becoming loudly vocal about what we called "Jew-ish infiltration". One of my peers had been arrested and jailed for targeting Luciana Berger in an antisemitic cam-paign. Rather than seeing that as a

Bra-padding issue at the Tour de France Femmes: it's clear that putting material in the gap behind arms around the torso is an aero advantage -- witness triathlete bottle placement in there. It could be most of a second-per-km faster.

Bluesky is a "liberal bubble" because fascist chuds can't get traction without algorithmic assistance and because people here trained themselves to block "debate me" trybois the instant they roll up

The Verge@theverge.com · 2d ago

Bluesky's new CEO Toni Schneider on the platform's reputation for being a liberal bubble: "Yes, we definitely want that to change. It is already changing. It certainly wasn’t designed to attract one specific group of people."

I think there's maybe a bit of a conversation going on within Danish cycling - Mads P's retirement announcement ('29 Worlds in Copenhagen) and talk about what cycling does to him physically and Magnus Cort's retirement have both focussed on work-life balance as a pro cyclist

Domestique@domestiquecycling.com · 2d ago

🇩🇰 Trine Vingegaard Hansen has renewed her call for professional cycling to modernise 🗣️ “I think it is a deeply old fashioned industry. You have to look at the individual and consider how technology from other industries can be used intelligently.” 📰 domestiquecycling.com/en/news/trin... 📸 Cor Vos